Hi Will,
Willie Walker wrote:
You explicitely named Firefox. But I assume that it applies also to
the other browsers? Or am I wrong?
Well...Firefox is currently the only browser that really supports the
AT-SPI. As the WebKit work progresses, then it too should support the
password role. No
You explicitely named Firefox. But I assume that it applies also to the
other browsers? Or am I wrong?
Well...Firefox is currently the only browser that really supports the
AT-SPI. As the WebKit work progresses, then it too should support the
password role. Note also that some of this also b
Hi again,
Willie Walker wrote:
Francesco Fumanti wrote:
GUI-based password entry fields *should* support the AT-SPI
ROLE_PASSWORD_TEXT role. If they don't, it's a bug in the application.
Does this also include the password entry fields in web pages?
It should. If it doesn't, it's a bug ei
Francesco Fumanti wrote:
GUI-based password entry fields *should* support the AT-SPI
ROLE_PASSWORD_TEXT role. If they don't, it's a bug in the application.
Does this also include the password entry fields in web pages?
It should. If it doesn't, it's a bug either in the web app for Firefox.
Hi Will,
Thanks for your reply.
Willie Walker wrote:
Hi Francesco:
GUI-based password entry fields *should* support the AT-SPI
ROLE_PASSWORD_TEXT role. If they don't, it's a bug in the application.
Does this also include the password entry fields in web pages?
Cheers
Francesco
Prompts i
Hi Francesco:
GUI-based password entry fields *should* support the AT-SPI
ROLE_PASSWORD_TEXT role. If they don't, it's a bug in the application.
Prompts in the terminal are not easily detected as far as we've been
able to tell. If you can come up with something for them, I'd be
interested.
Hi,
I am assisting somebody that is developing word completion for the
onscreen keyboard onboard. We would like it to have among others the
following feature:
Onboard should automatically detect password prompts in order to hide
feedback so that another person who is looking at the screen c
